Two Tickets for Plymouth Haunt and History Tour

Four Tickets for Plymouth Haunt and History Tour

In a Nutshell

Paranormal investigators lead guests through spooky sites around Plymouth with tales of hauntings

The Fine Print

Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. Subject to availability. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.

Q&A with Tim Maguire, Owner

Apart from your business’s main attraction, do you offer any “hidden” services or activities that visitors are always delighted to learn about?We have Themed retail shops in Plymouth and Salem our Tour guests get 20% off

When and how did you first develop a passion for your work?A love for understanding The American idea

I’m a first-timer. How do you get me ready for the experience?Salem’s best nightly “Haunt and History Tour” Join the adventure every night at 8pm, our licensed guides lead you through legends ,history, and the infamous hysteria of 1692. This is a walking tour of downtown Salem, at a comfortable pace so dress accordingly. The Salem Night Tour is largely attended so reservations are strongly suggested, or for your convenience click our online tickets button to the right. Tour lasts 75 minutes

Is there anything else you want to add that we didn’t cover?Salem’s best nightly “Haunt and History Tour” Join the adventure every night at 8pm, our licensed guides lead you through legends ,history, and the infamous hysteria of 1692. This is a walking tour of downtown Salem, at a comfortable pace so dress accordingly. The Salem Night Tour is largely attended so reservations are strongly suggested, or for your convenience click our online tickets button to the right. Tour lasts 75 minutes

Histrionic Academy-Tour of The Freedom Trail: The Path to Independence

Unless they’re drinking copious amounts of his namesake beer, tour goers along the Freedom Trail won’t likely catch a glimpse of famous revolutionary Sam Adams. But they will hear tales about his struggle for freedom from the British—the kind of struggle that made Boston a hotbed of revolutionary activity in the 1800s. Led by costume-clad tour guides, The Path to Independence tour takes visitors along the red brick path toward famed landmarks such as Boston Common, Old Granary Burying Ground, Old South Meeting House, and Old North Church. At each spot, they’ll learn about the site’s role in colonial Boston, from its founding years in the 1630s to the fight for American independence and the key players in the fight, including Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and John Hancock.